Good morning, Great Falls.

The Great Falls-based Montana Vet Program partnered with Elkhorn Search and Rescue and the Montana Army National Guard for its annual four-day Backcountry Immersion (a fundraiser teaching survival skills), where veterans and civilians received classroom and field training on shelter building, fire starting, and aviation-assisted rescue.

Great Falls’ Montana Vet Program is partnering with the Montana Army National Guard and Elkhorn Search and Rescue to offer a four-day outdoor training for veterans and civilians that teaches survival skills and rescue coordination across Montana’s backcountry — including building shelters and using aviation assets for emergencies.

Rocky Boy Public Schools' Summer Meal on Wheels program is delivering free meals every weekday this summer to over 450 children at six central locations on the reservation, easing transportation challenges while families face SNAP cuts.

The service, supported by the Montana Food Bank Network and No Kid Hungry, continues to expand its reach to those in need.

A 30-day federal proposal on grizzly bear management is now open for public comment, and interested voices must be submitted by Aug.

17 to help shape state oversight. The plan could eventually let state agencies manage the species, as ranchers and conservation groups evaluate its impact.

Great Falls Chargers will play at the Montana/Alberta Class AA State Tournament today in Lethbridge as they face the Bozeman Bucks at 1 p.m. Standout players Carson Hollern, Jace Komac and Deuce Nichols have boosted team chemistry this season.